Hello,
For a few weeks now we have a very very good raw conrverter "RawShooterPremium". You can download the version RawShooterEssential at http://www.pixmantec.com/ (free and not limited in time)
This is the best , IMO, raw converter on the market. It has a little noise supression tool, but I wolud like to use NeatImage insted as a plugin.
I saw NeatImage is working with a another raw converter... Would it be possible to do it for This great RSP as a plugin???
Would it be possible for you to approach people from Pixmantec??
It would be really a great add to both of your soft...
Thanks a lot for your answer...
Have a nice day
Implementing Neat Image as a RawShooterPremium Plugin
Phil,
Thank you for the suggestion. Yes, I think any RAW converter could easily use the standard Neat Image package to conduct noise reduction within its own workflow. One of the converters has already implemented a direct support for NI based on NI command line interface. This is not difficult for RAW converter to support. Another option would be for a RAW converter to support the standard PS-compatible plug-in interface. In this way, not only Neat Image but any PS-compatible filter plug-in would become available within the converter. We have to check whether RSP supports such interfaces and if doesn't then whether its developers would be willing to support them. I don't promise any specific date right now but we will look into these aspects of RSP to see what could be done. A similar thing is requested in another thread about Bibble, so the issue is a kind of generic. A generic solution would be the most efficient then.
Thank you for your suggestion,
Vlad
Thank you for the suggestion. Yes, I think any RAW converter could easily use the standard Neat Image package to conduct noise reduction within its own workflow. One of the converters has already implemented a direct support for NI based on NI command line interface. This is not difficult for RAW converter to support. Another option would be for a RAW converter to support the standard PS-compatible plug-in interface. In this way, not only Neat Image but any PS-compatible filter plug-in would become available within the converter. We have to check whether RSP supports such interfaces and if doesn't then whether its developers would be willing to support them. I don't promise any specific date right now but we will look into these aspects of RSP to see what could be done. A similar thing is requested in another thread about Bibble, so the issue is a kind of generic. A generic solution would be the most efficient then.
Thank you for your suggestion,
Vlad
Hello,
Yes I saw it.... But RSP seems to be the best one... I think a big part of the Bible team, made a new soft and it is RSP.... If you read a few review you will see that RSP seems to be the best way to treat your raw images... I bought it and it is really the best I ever tried....
Thanks again..... I will wait....
Have a nice day
Yes I saw it.... But RSP seems to be the best one... I think a big part of the Bible team, made a new soft and it is RSP.... If you read a few review you will see that RSP seems to be the best way to treat your raw images... I bought it and it is really the best I ever tried....
Thanks again..... I will wait....
Have a nice day
I'm not sure what you mean by the "Bible" team (was Jesus involved?beruberu wrote:I think a big part of the Bible team, made a new soft and it is RSP....
) but I think you meant the C1 software developers... they were the ones (or maybe it was just one guy) who split off to form Pixmantec and produced RawShooter Essentials and Premium.NeatImage Pro Plus 5.0 + dual Opteron 244 + Windows XP SP2 + FreeBSD 5.2